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The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov.


Residents in southern Israel and Gaza are returning to their lives. But the situation remains volatile.

Residents living along the Gaza border share their experiences following recent tensions.

Operational and budgetary considerations are the reasons why private homes within 7kms of Gaza won't be included in the project.

BBC News This is not something anybody could get used to Close Adele Raemer, who lives in a kibbutz in southern Israel, has told BBC World News about her experiences of the Israel-Gaza conflict. She was exhausted from running back and forth to her "safe room", she said. And the sounds of rocket alerts and artillery were keeping her awake. “This is not something anybody could or should get used to,” Ms Raemer said. “Whats going on in Gaza is horrible - but it ain’t no picnic here either...

Shavuot is observed by Jews as the date of the divine revelation on Mount Sinai, and in Israel it's also an agricultural festival. But this year, the fields near Gaza are burning and the holiday requires a special effort

Get email notification for articles from Ariela Karmel Follow May. 13, 2021 4:21 PM It’s hard enough to pick up and relocate to any new country, but moving to Israel brings its own unique challenges. Yet there are some immigrants (or olim, as they’re called in Hebrew) who have chosen not only to relocate to Israel but to move to communities along the Gaza border – Israel’s most hostile front in recent years. With the latest flare-up between Israel and Gaza now in its fourth day, Israe...

In southern Israel, residents embrace resilience and courage in face of rocket fire In southern Israel, residents embrace resilience and courage in face of rocket fire “We’ve had three wars and so many escalations using weapons and bombs, and we aren’t in any place different than we were in 2008. Has anything changed? Maybe it’s time to do something different," said Adele Raemer, a school teacher and resident of Kibbutz Nirim. (May 12, 2021 / JNS) At 9 a.m. on Wednesday morning, I got ...

Photo Credit: pixabay Thirty-six rockets were fired at Israel on Friday night, disturbing the Sabbath peace of Israeli civilians living in the south of Israel. Three more rockets were shot into Southern Israel on Saturday night, with a further three rockets launched at Israel on Sunday night. Where I live, in Efrat, rockets are so rare as to be almost nonexistent. But where my grandchildren live, in the South, rockets are the norm. What does it feel like to be targeted, to live with sirens and ...